Mar 17
There’s some peace in being left alone (n/d) by Fernando Cidoncha (born 1991)
#There's some peace in being left alone#Fernando Cidoncha#water lilies#The style is reminiscent of classical impressionism#refers to finding tranquility introspection and self-connection through solitude#His art explores themes of inner stillness intimacy and the quiet moments of life#often presenting androgynous figures in contemplative serene landscapes that offer a sense of calm and escape from the noisy world#Introspection and Stillness:#The phrase highlights the emotional depth found in silence#reflects a desire to move inward away from external chaos to find a sacred space or inner garden#The Beauty of Solitude:#Rather than portraying loneliness Cidoncha captures the peace warmth and self-possession of being alone#Visual Poetry:#Cidoncha describes his work as visual poems that explore the human condition and the desire to know and love#often using a nostalgic quiet mood reminiscent of artists like Berthe Morisot#Androgynous Figures:#To make the sentiment universal Cidoncha often uses androgynous figures in his paintings#allowing the viewer to connect with the feeling of solitude beyond societal labels#His work is often described as having a dreamy airy and meditative quality#contemporary art#contemporary artist
